Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 - 2023

Overview
Sectors13

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Current funding ($)

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Indicators overview

Indicator	Unit	Target
CO1: Provide effective coordination support across response modalities for a reinforced response
IN1: % of partners satisfied with OCHA's HPC coordination	Percentage	80
CO2: Maintain coordination and operational capacity for UNRWA-led programmes targeting Palestine refugees
IN1: % of UNRWA premises and installations that are compliant with security risk management measures	Percentage	80
CA1: Activity 1.1: Facilitate inter-sector/cluster coordination at operational (field) and Whole of Syria level
IN1: # of effectively facilitated inter-sector/cluster coordination groups	Groups	4
CA2: Activity 1.2: Increase the access to and the disbursement of Country-Based Pooled Funds to national partners
IN1: % of funding from Country-Based Pooled Funds disbursed to national implementing partners (average for Syria and Syria cross-border pooled funds serving Syria operation)	Percentage	40
CA3: Activity 1.3:Provide the tools and resources to enhance common and regular situational awareness of humanitarian needs, and enable informed decision-making
IN1: # of multi-sector needs assessments (MSNA) coordinated and implemented with partners, to inform needs analysis and response planning	Assessments	1
IN2: # of monthly inter-sectoral needs and situation monitoring products (e.g. population movements, market surveys, population group specific or thematic surveys)	Documents	24
CA4: Activity 1.4 : Support the strengthening and establishment of mechanisms for the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) by humanitarian actors
IN1: % of affected population reached by Network partners reporting increased awareness of and confidence in PSEA complaint mechanisms	Percentage	80
IN2: # of PSEA Network members who have implemented the Organizational and Field PSEA Prevention and Mitigation Checklist	Members	50
IN3: # of humanitarian organizations that are actively participating in the interagency PSEA Network	Members	200
IN4: # of inquiries on humanitarian services received through hotlines, online service mapping applications and other tools facilitating Accountability to Affected Populations	Supports	0
IN5: % of population targeted for assistance who are aware of the means to provide feedback and/or raise complaints about assistance programming	Percentage	75
IN6: % of population targeted for assistance who feel like the information received about the assistance project or program is adequate	Percentage	75
CA5: Activity 2.1. Train UNRWA staff on security risk management
IN1: # of UNRWA staff trained on secuirty risk management	Staff	400
CA6: Activity 2.2 Provide enhanced operational support for effective response to Palestine refugee
IN1: # of UNRWA installations with completed security risk assessments	Assessments	48

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Organizations overview

Organisation	Projets	Clusters
Basmeh and Zeitooneh for Relief and Development - Gülümseme ve zeytin	1	Coordination and Common Services
iMMAP	1	Coordination and Common Services
International NGOs (Confidential)	1	Coordination and Common Services
International Organization for Migration	2	Coordination and Common Services
Mercy Corps	1	Coordination and Common Services
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs	1	Coordination and Common Services
REACH Initiative	1	Coordination and Common Services
United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East	1	Coordination and Common Services

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